"This means that your most bitter political enemies (or the President’s) have a legal right to examine everything you say on official, unclassified communications media and to report it to the public with as much (or as little) context as they wish."
That is the case starting 5 years after a presidential administration ends.
Great article, Dean. I know how difficult it is to get legislation, consensus, agreement from a group of strong willed folks with so many competing agendas. I’m curious how you feel about China’s open AI strategy where the focus is on manufacturing prowess and cheaper energy, as opposed to USA’s closed approach. AI alone is not sufficient for a nation’s success, but how AI is part of a larger strategy is key.
"This means that your most bitter political enemies (or the President’s) have a legal right to examine everything you say on official, unclassified communications media and to report it to the public with as much (or as little) context as they wish."
That is the case starting 5 years after a presidential administration ends.
Well written, especially the ending! Really interesting, unique perspectives about what it feels like on the "inside".
Great article, Dean. I know how difficult it is to get legislation, consensus, agreement from a group of strong willed folks with so many competing agendas. I’m curious how you feel about China’s open AI strategy where the focus is on manufacturing prowess and cheaper energy, as opposed to USA’s closed approach. AI alone is not sufficient for a nation’s success, but how AI is part of a larger strategy is key.
Fabulous. what a great piece.